Past and Present Exhibitions

A detail of Jasper Francis Cropsey's watercolor painting "The Palisades, Hudson River," which shows boats sailing on the river, framed by an autumn landscape.

American Watercolors from the Permanent Collection

Giovanni Battista Foggini's drawing "The Abduction of Deijaneira," executed in pen and brown ink. A centaur grabs Deijaneira to ride off with her while a man shoots an arrow at them from the right.

The Art of Disegno: Italian Prints and Drawings from the Georgia Museum of Art

All Creatures Great and Small

A detail from a print based on Salvador Dali's watercolor "The Black Devil," illustrating canto 21 of Dante's Divine Comedy. It shows a curly, long, serpent-like black devil with wings and breasts against a red sky next to abstracted versions of two male figures in white and gray.

Dalí Illustrates Dante’s “Divine Comedy”

A detail of David Driskell's painting "Masks," an abstract work in tempera and encaustic on paper that features colorful lines and shapes on a dark background.

Tradition Redefined: The Larry and Brenda Thompson Collection of African American Art

A detail from Emmy Lou Packard's woodcut print "Strawberry Pickers," which shows a person in a hat, rendered in black and white, bending down to pick some very red strawberries.

The American Scene on Paper: Prints and Drawings from the Schoen Collection

An installation photograph of Anthony Goicolea's “Snowscape,” two mirrored videos of a snow scene

Anthony Goicolea, “Snowscape”

An abstract tabletop sculpture by Beverly Pepper. Carved from white marble, it's sort of trapezoidal, with wavy parallel lines carved into it.

Stone and Steel: Small Works by Beverly Pepper

An installation photograph showing Steinnun Thorarinsdottir's sculptures in the exhibition "Horizons" at the Georgia Museum of Art. Made of rusted steel, they look like and are about the size of human figures, standing with their arms by their sides and each embedded with a strip of glass at about chest height.

Horizons